Music Export Memphis is headed to Nashville for the International AmericanaFest and they’re having a preview party in the Ravine outside our taproom on Sept. 5.

Stop by 6-9 p.m. to experience the music, food and Memphis culture that Music Export Memphis is taking with them on the road and send off the artists with a ton of local love!

The preview party is 100 percent free to attend, but you can also upgrade to an exclusive merch ticket and go home with a brand new Music Export Memphis pint glass.

This Thursday’s event features performances by AmericanaFest showcasing artists Wyly Bigger, Josh Threlkeld & Alice Hasen, Alexis Jade and Talibah Safiya.

Snap a pic in the Amurica photo booth, eat some Central BBQ and enjoy DJ sets from WYXR DJs between performances on the main stage at the Stax SoulMobile. You can also grab your tix for Mempho Fest while you're at the party.

This preview party is made possible with generous support from Downtown Memphis Commission.

If you’re in the Nashville area on Sept. 19, come check out these artists at the AmericanaFest. They’ll be at the Pure Memphis Happy Hour at Indo 4-7 p.m. with food and refreshement from Memphis Made, Old Dominick, and Central BBQ.

Come celebrate your city with us down in the Ravine over three days!.

We’re hosting 901 Days at our place with movies, bands, food trucks, DJs, vendors, and more from Aug. 30 to Sept. 1.

On Friday night, we’ll have Memphis-themed movies with Soi #9 parked in the Ravine.

Saturday features James and the Ultrasounds, Turnstyles and James playing a DJ set. Smoke and Toast will be the food truck.

On Sunday, Jeff Hulett and the Church Brothers will be performing. We’ll have a vendor market and Good Groceries will be providing the food.

We'll have all three entrances to the Ravine open at 16 S. Lauderdale, 607 Monroe Ave., and 571 Marshall Ave.

There is a paid parking lot at at 607 Monroe, across from Flyway and High Cotton Brewing, as well as plenty of street parking on Laudersale and Monroe.

The I Love Memphis Blog is celebrating 15 years of celebrating Memphis and the party is happening right outside our taproom!

Join the birthday bash 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Aug. 22 at the Ravine.

There will be live music and DJ sets by ADizzle & The Fo Shizzles.

The Genre, Smurfey's Smokehouse, & SnoJunt will be parked in the Ravine to keep you fed.

Ink Therapy, Amurica Photo and other vendors will be on site as well.

I Love Memphis will be doing giveways and we’ll be provided the beer.

The Ravine will be wide open so you can use any of the three entrances: - 16 S Lauderdale St. (Brewery entrance), 607 Monroe Ave. (Ravine entrance) and 571 Marshall Ave (Ravine entrance).

We're opening up our taproom in the Edge District the only way we know how: with a big party.

In addition to plenty of new beers and old favorites, we have  a full slate of bands, food trucks and more.

The Wailing Banshees, Johnny & the Seagulls, Macrophonics, and the Subteens will be playing in the Ravine.  Smoke & Toast and New Wing Order will be parked outside the taproom with the good eats while Mempops is there with the cool deserts.

We'll have several new beers including Wonderbeer, an American Wheat inspired by the neighborhood brewery which used to bake Wonderbread nearby. Our taproom is open Saturday 1-10 p.m. and then will be open Sunday 1-7 p.m. Next week, we start up with our regular Wednesday through Sunday schedule. 

We opened the doors to our Midtown taproom in November of 2014 after starting production in October 2013.

The Midtown taproom's final day is Sunday, July 14 but we'll have a big party 1-10 p.m. on Saturday to send the old space out in style. It's so hard to say goodbye, so we decided to throw a party instead.

Our friend Jeff Hulett kicks off the music at 2 p.m, followed by San Salida, and Kitty Dearing & the Dagnabbits. After the music, we'll have the last Comma Comedians show in the Midtown space at 7:30 p.m. (Don't worry, they'll be continuing their monthly shows at our Downtown spot starting in August. 

Good Groceries will be onsite to provide the food and MemPops will be there with their delicious popsicles. 

The Downtown taproom will open July 20 (stay tuned for details) but join us to share memories and a few beers at the Midtown spot.